*What Is Artificial Intelligence?*
The concerns about the ethical implications of AI–such as algorithmic bias, racism, or disinformation–have also escalated because it is recognized that these problems can generate adverse results. While these issues are not unique to AI, they are particularly pronounced in this field, highlighting AI's unique properties and importance. AI interests people because it can modify behaviors, allowing malware to track a particular person’s location.
If people use a new statistical application to filter the material they see, how can they do so that they know they are not being fooled? Excellent know-how of AI properties and their consequences will likely also be necessary for federal policies on AI safety and accountability (Kazim & Soares Koshiyama, 2021).
AI is a substantial part of the technological landscape used in various industries, including finance, healthcare, transportation, etc. Even though well-established definitions and general AI types are available, AI is a complex and ever-evolving notion(S. Innocente, 2021).
According to the European Union’s February 2020 Coordinated Plan, AI’s essence lies in assessing, reasoning, and acting autonomously. M. G. Kesden et al. defined AI as technologies that accomplish human tasks and solve human problems in a way that once required humans to do it. The main idea about the relationship between AI and humans is that no explicit programming is performed, and solutions are not predefined yet discovered with specialized algorithms.
The notion of AI has evolved over the years, and many AI subfields have been brought to the literature, leading to supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement learning, and DL progress. The development of AI has also been influenced by cross-discipline studies such as psychology and linguistics. AI, whose ideas arose at the intersection of these complementary disciplines, such as decision tree classification in its early years.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a growing field that has the potential to revolutionize our daily lives. The term AI dates back to 1956, first coined at a Dartmouth College workshop (Bakambekova et al., 2024). However, AI has been a hot topic in technology and engineering over the last few years, sparking numerous discussions and debates about its benefits, pitfalls, and future.
The major problem with AI is that most genuinely “intelligent” systems today use statistical methods, which is why AI has been named “statistical inference.” Even the most sophisticated deep learning techniques, such as the 175-billion parameter GPT-3, do not truly understand what they are saying, as Daniel Pettitt so elegantly demonstrates in his article “The AI Delusion."
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The concerns about the ethical implications of AI–such as algorithmic bias, racism, or disinformation–have also escalated because it is recognized that these problems can generate adverse results. While these issues are not unique to AI, they are particularly pronounced in this field, highlighting AI's unique properties and importance. AI interests people because it can modify behaviors, allowing malware to track a particular person’s location.
If people use a new statistical application to filter the material they see, how can they do so that they know they are not being fooled? Excellent know-how of AI properties and their consequences will likely also be necessary for federal policies on AI safety and accountability (Kazim & Soares Koshiyama, 2021).
AI is a substantial part of the technological landscape used in various industries, including finance, healthcare, transportation, etc. Even though well-established definitions and general AI types are available, AI is a complex and ever-evolving notion(S. Innocente, 2021).
According to the European Union’s February 2020 Coordinated Plan, AI’s essence lies in assessing, reasoning, and acting autonomously. M. G. Kesden et al. defined AI as technologies that accomplish human tasks and solve human problems in a way that once required humans to do it. The main idea about the relationship between AI and humans is that no explicit programming is performed, and solutions are not predefined yet discovered with specialized algorithms.
The notion of AI has evolved over the years, and many AI subfields have been brought to the literature, leading to supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement learning, and DL progress. The development of AI has also been influenced by cross-discipline studies such as psychology and linguistics. AI, whose ideas arose at the intersection of these complementary disciplines, such as decision tree classification in its early years.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a growing field that has the potential to revolutionize our daily lives. The term AI dates back to 1956, first coined at a Dartmouth College workshop (Bakambekova et al., 2024). However, AI has been a hot topic in technology and engineering over the last few years, sparking numerous discussions and debates about its benefits, pitfalls, and future.
The major problem with AI is that most genuinely “intelligent” systems today use statistical methods, which is why AI has been named “statistical inference.” Even the most sophisticated deep learning techniques, such as the 175-billion parameter GPT-3, do not truly understand what they are saying, as Daniel Pettitt so elegantly demonstrates in his article “The AI Delusion."
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